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Take Care Of Your Eyes

Keep a shade on your lamp or gas
burner
Never read by twilight, moonlight,
or in cloudy days
Avoid all sudden changes between
light and darkness.
Never read or sew directly in front
Of the light Of window or door
II is best TO let the light fan from
above obliquely over the left shout
der.
Dc not use the eyesight by light So
scant that it requires an effort 70 dis
criminate.
Never sleep 50 that on first awak-
ening the eyes shall open on the light
Of a window.
Never begin to read, write or sew
for several minutes after coming from
darkness 10 light.
The moment you are instinctiyely
prompted 10 rub your eyes, that mo-
ment stop using them.
II the eyelids are glued together
on waking up, DO not forcibIy open
them, but apply saliva with the fn-
ger; il Is the speediest dilutant in The
world then wash your eyes and face
ID warm water.
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begin again." moaned Mrs. Madi
son.
And really he was man one
could have loved II be hadn't been 1
butler, sighed Miss Arden.
Presently Mr.. Madison returned
alone Without giving his wife time
for indignant questions, lac said
"Parkins wanted 10 come back and
serve dinner, but wouldn't let him.
"And pray, why not:" asked his
wife. "What has he donef'
"He has gone and got himself d
title, and | thought a dinner handed
round 10y my Lord Grimsmead would
+ choke Us all.
The next day Lord Grimsmead,
formerly Cecil Finch, alias John Par
kins, modestly requested a few mo-
ment's conversation with Mrs. Madi-
son.
She was less at her ease than he.
Il wanted to come back last night,
Mrs. Madison" he said, coming for
ward without extending his hand,
"hut your husband would not hear Of
it. | am sorry that your proyerbial
bad luck with buffers has not been
changed 10y me. sail tomorrow,
and | fear that You must supply my
place-which will be easily done.
"Thero YOU make mistake, she
answered, motioning him 10 a chair.
"lou were the very incest servant
ever had in the house"
And then they both laughed long
and heartily.
MAY ! see Miss Arden before
go:' lie asked presently, with a de-
cided deepening Of his color.
Mrs. Madison said, Certainly" I"
and in a few moments Sylvia entered.
He rose and gave her his chair, aud
she could not but notice how the ob-
sequious alacrity of the butler had
given way TO the well-bred manner
of the English gentleman.
Il want to say before / 60. be
said almost brokenly, "that thank
You for the happiest and most inuo-
cent months Of my life. have had
constant kindness from you both,and
hope YOU will all come % England
some day, that | may do something
for you in return. | should like TO
show you the old park. II will be
full of primro-es in few weeks
And a mist came before the ewes Of
the strong man as his heart turned
toward home.
Just before he went away he said
very softly to Sylvia, her sister be-
ing somewhat in advance Of them, as
they walked towards the door
"Do you think that YOU can ever
forget that ] was vour sisters hnt-
| don't know what she answered,
but / do know that an account Of
Lord Grimsmead's wedding appeared
in the court journal about a year lat-
er, and that the bride was lovely
American. Another fact, also.
can tell you, which the court journal
knows nothing about. To this day
Lady Grimsmead calls her Lord noth-
ing but "Parkins.' - Lippiacons
Magazine.
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On the A ssabet.

He ISwed me mid the lily-padS
On Assaber's dark water:
He was the brsveSt OF the lads.
was tie widows daughter.
The lilies ali were open blown,
Like stars the edges sprinkling;
And We were there,-well. all alone:
II happened in a rw1nkling-
With folded hands within my lap.
Some Idle ditty humming,
I sat. I tell gentle TAP;
I knew, then. what was coming.
Our boat hung checked among the pads,
That held II firm and steady.
He spoke. the bravest Of the lads:
And I, forewarned, was ready.
He stole his arm around my waist,
Ny form 70 hiS incliniug;
Cpon my lips hiS lips he placed,
And nv own resigning.
He told me what I often guessed.
III had answered surely
Ny head there leaning on his breast
He'd loved me long and purely.
But, somehow, with the best Of lads.
Far up th- Concord meadows,
Locked mp among the lily-pads,
Amid the morning shadows
II may have been the time OF spring
The banks with wild flowers clothing.
II may have been some other thing,
wept and answered nothing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03
Historic Mon Of Momory

The history OF the world has hrfn
F dotted along with che namcs go ihn.r
who po-sc--cd remarkable mymonrs.
T A. Gar back a- tbe remote periods uf
antiquity. We are told there lived men
who were famous Tor their wonderful
I powers of memory.
II l. said of Themstocles that hc
could call hy their name the people uf
Athens, which city then contained au,-
600 inhabitants
Cyrus knew the namc ~ every sll.
dicr ID hi- large army The same
feat Is ascrihcd 90 Mithridcs
George the Third, of England,
though deficient in education, never
forgot name once heard or O face
once seen.
a school teacher of London, whose
name was Dawson, possessed BE-
markablc memory. lle could repeat
the book Of Job and the psa.ms.
and ON a wager of COCO hc repeated
without the aid of book. Sptugets
"Faeric Queen, o poem of nearly
900 stanzas of nine lines each
Person. the Greek scholar could
repeat Muton'- paradise Lost
backward
8 monk whol,cd n Moscow Iu lhr
fifteenth century Icouid repeat tIp
whole of the New Testament
Lord Macaulcy the historian mi
cs-ayi-t, possessed thc most remafb
able memory of amy man of modern
time Dee could repeat "rondise lost
aud once said that if there was DOT
copy in existence he could reproduce
il from memory.
II has been written &c Doe Iaur
hons that they never foreeta mau
name. uor bI- face, uud 600. Docs
been sometimes considered 81. d me
sign of their royal natures.
lloudin was once invited with h.
son Co "a gentleman house tD aIteB
private -cauoc. and us thcy went un.
stairs they passed tho library lour
which was partially open. lu uat
single moment young Charles ll0udm
read oa thc names of twelve ,alumr
and recognized thc position uf tNo
hust-. The gentleman, during BE-.
auce. was mtfulIy lcd hy tho father
30 ask some questions relating a. ihe
library, and was a-tanIshpd hy fHe
accuracy of thc magician answers.
Boone. the blind negro p.anlst who
has given performance through -rs-
cral states, ha- most wondefHl
memory in connection with hIa mt
From once hearing IL, Dee wus aUle 10
play Lists celebrated allmearau
Rhapsody without missing q motto.
r.s.
feats.
Mozort when only DEB year oId.
played a new opera from ONE hc1r
ing, which had been composed cN-
prcs-ly % test Dis SKILL A vr.ter
referring 20 thi- incident .ay "lle
not only reproduced tbe uprn from
memory (which was very difficult
piece without missing single note,
but on "a second playing. threw Iu ra.
riatious To- such u manner thafali Nh0
heard him vcrc -preohlc.s aiih as.
tonishmcut
Mckenzie TELLS Boz most interest.
ing story about Carolan. % blind lIsh
harper and composer who once rha..
ienpcd famous italian tioIm.H i9H
trial 81 -kiil. Tho italian played rIe
nth concerto 81 NRaldI au h.s lI0.
lin then. ~ thc aston.-hmuHt Ur aIl
present, CaroIau. who hal u,ttr
before heard thr concerto. fooN h..
harp and played .ttbroagh fum D..
ginning to end without missing ..H.
gle note.
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A fConQueror.

How fast and close they cling.
These memories that sting
DAYS pass, vears come and 90,
Above the ebb and flow
Of all this human tide.
SEu ever doth abide
Through devious wandering
These memories that sting.
Perhaps we thought one day
Somewhere upon our way,
Sometime, somewhere 10 ind
That we had left behind
Or buried under flowers,
These memories Of ours.
And henceforrh we should be
OF al their venom free
But never time nor place
Brings that forgetting grace;
We gain perhaps some hight
kiSt By the morning light
We wa n with friends thereon,
And Paradise seems won;
But in thai moment fair
Swift through the ambient air
Straight 10 our very heart
Flies that unerring dart.
Nowhere can We escape
The shafts Of that dark shape;
No hight can leave below.
The arrows Of that foe
Come, then. oh soul, oh heart,
Turn thee, and face the dart,
Fling Of THY craven fears,
Thy trembling and thy tears;
And as that h.ro bold
Who crushed within his hold
The brisring Austrian spears,
Crush thou these craven fears;
Thus haply thou shalt gain
That saving salt OF fpain.
Embalmed n bitterness.
Thus haply thou shalt press
Sull further up and on,
Til higher nights are won,
Til cong ueror Al length,
By virtue Of thy strength.
Thou sIandeSt, 0 my soul,
Before d kincly goal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03

An evil intention pervrt ths beet
actions and makes them aIu.
a pair of bright eyes with d1lru
glanccs sunlcrs t0 subdue 20 maH, anI
% enslaye hIm, aud ~ IuaHme. l1
make him even forget thrg dazzle
him so that tho past become. straight
way dim to him and De- .u prizes
them tlat ho would give al ha I.f.
10 poasess them.
a coxo0mb e. ugly 600 0ttr with ihf
ancctatl0n ~ the nnr gentlemen
Even reckoning makes lasting
friends, and uIc way tg make reckon.
iugs even q ~ make them often
Tue friends visit us boo prosperity
only when invited. bot ln adteu.ts
they come without Invitation.
Frugal and industrious msH ars
friendly ~ tbe established Ro4HH
meut. as tbe idIe aud expensive u0
dangerous.
Men Who live without religion Ifr
always in d tumultuay end fe.'..
state
Cleveness .sa sor of a.H.H. E.I
InstumeHtalIiy o. s ua bmIa 81
the hand
General observation drawn flam
particulars ara tbe iene.t ~ aHaa'.
edge, comprehend.ng great stafr .H g
little room.
Love IT, uot altogether d0..um.
yea it has many points .a common
herewith ] caa ID rather d.a.eIH.
ing ~ tbe infinite In Hs finite. af
the ideal made real.
Truth e. che object af nHf Hna..
standing, d. good s ~ oaf niii aHd
tbe understanding ran n9 more Fa 'l'.
lighted with ie Iah tHs H'.I 600
choose aH apparent ffiI
Though reading sod nsHf.f..i.aH
NAV Furnish ~ aIfH maHN .HHhH Ui
men nnd thIngs. SEQ t Be- HaI HeH
meditation aat must form aHf IaiH
ment.
r.....,sf f.. aFHaF
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~. ...a. - s.. ~ s. fsaH frHasa
saat =. fasalaI s#..h .Is..a..
rsa.. y I.aas a.afaa.s f0
Auus aaas a.a. laII #.usa.. 4s. a.
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TO Save Life

frequently requires prompt action. An
hou-'S delay waiting for the doctor may
be attended with serious consequences.
especially IN cases OF Group. Pneumonia,
ami other throat and lung troubles.
Hence. no family should be without a
bottle of Ayers Cherry PectoraI.
which has proved itself. in thousands Of
cases. the best Emergency Medicine
ever discovered Il gives prompt relief
and prepares the way for a thorough
cure. which Is certain 10 be effected by
its colcinued use.
:. II. Larimer. NJ n. Mt. Vernon.
Ga. S1vs: d" have found Ayers Cherry
Pecto.al perfect ga z Tor Group in all
cases. | have kuuWu the worst cases
Relieved ia a VERY short time hy lis use:
AM l advise all families TO use IL in sud
den emergencies for coughs, Group. &c
4. J. Edison. ". D.. MiddIetown.
Tenn. says: 4 have used Ayers
Cherry PeCtOral with the hest effect in
my practice This wonderful prepara-
rion once saved my life. I had a con-
sr.u- cough. night SwearS. was greatly
reduced in flesh. and given up by my
physician. One bottle and q half Of the
P-rrr~al cured m.
cannot say enough in praise Of
4 vrr'~ Cherry Prrroral. writes F.
Hrg-. .-i. If Pale~ iU-. Texas. e. beIiev-
5Es.- ~ 7 80 Thar. ll- far is uSe, l should
...l- since have die "
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-03

Mr.. Phabe Chesey. tlaT TO-. fsua. tsIIs tar
following remarkable story, the frafH ~ aLI.l Is
youched Or by tIs residents oft tbe t9un "I sn fa
years old. have beeu troubled Hln kldney aan
piaiut and alaensss flr uanY yfars r1uId 30 Ifss
myself Nifbouf help. Aov { nm free fram sH pa.H
and sorfness, and aile - ~ aH 80 asH h8asss.ft
! owe my thanks b. Electro H.fr.fs So haf.nr n.
newe8 ny youth. end removed osmr.-fs.yau IIs.
ea-s aud pain" Iry bottle. auIy a9. af H ~
Plercs's Drug store.
GEoHGE WA- IS.tDE.-The sou of
a well-knOwu New Yorker Ieft the
city last summer aud went 10 India
10 make bis bone with an uncle who
had grown rich in The Orient. Sey.
era months ago the family received
letter from the uncle saying that hls
nephew was dead, and that hIs body
had been embalmed and sent home
by "a sailing ship. Last week ODE
vessel arrived there and the young
mans parents, attired in deep mourn
ing, went b. receive the remains a
peculiarly shaped bOx was delivered
them aud was removed - their home.
When the undertaken opened the
chest 10 give the parents "a last look
al the body, il was found % contain
a large Bengal tiger. The surprised
father at once cabled t0 his brother
I'D India -
'sSOme mistake George body
not arrived. Collin contained Bengal
tiger.
This answer vac received -
@No mistake George inside
tiger"
TIE rpuhesnes y pfepls aia base tfiel IfnstI's
eanapaFiila. il fhis pFepsfafaa. = ffnaraatIT. g.
has esfea uaasy uiig hafs fa.lfd e. dsnff 49, saa
shafsfsr fratn aflef articles. Far alseaset rsaaaa
~ npafs blood ~ - state ~ tis sgaisn G. e aa
surpassess
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ANTI-APOPLEGTINE
WIFI tn TTF
FOR SALE


ASTI-A APoPLECTINE i manufactured only by
Or r. = TII-Tl HTSsoN X CO., EnosburEh Fails, =
Price 81 Uu per bottle six bottles for $500.
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FANUFA CTURER AND DEALER N FUR
VI l5-lre, collins, c4~ke-s, carpets, room paper,
=-e-. Glover, Vt. 81
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DuTSICIAN and SURGEON. ALBANY. VI
i UEce hours 70 @, a. m. and 70 g, p II
Specially made Of treating diseases Of the eve ear,
throat and kzduevs. 14-55
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4 UCTIoNEER. ALWAYS READY TO AT
y -erl sales on short notice Merchandise made
d specify. Sheffield, oct. Is, 1856.
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I-IEE. LIFE. AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
Il Agent. None hu- sound, reliable companies
.epre-eu-el- Correspondence ty mail promptly an
~t-tl- Barton, VI. l6-l
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DIR y J.. DOW
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
Il Il -rol. Irl~uUrch. s &. 1G-l-
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NRAYON PORTRAITURE. PHOTOGRAPHS
,auG other pictures enlarged. either sinEly or in
groups Work Eu4-slreed- Cal on her, Cr address
at West Glover 1872
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MUNICIPALITIES ,CRAFTsBURY, Vt. OF
He hours - 90 2 d. u-, and c 70 g 2. II.
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c. r. PERCIVAL-
nEALER IN FURNITURE COFFINS AND
lyCASkets, Barton, Vt I6-l
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FUELIsHKB wEEKL1HI
GEO H BL KE.
BARTON. VT.

TEsMs-WREN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
- 80 A YEAR. Il NOT paid Ia advance $500 a
ye--- >-l-eribs-- living outside Orleans or
C-.siol-- counties, Sis per year
heep subscription IN Advance Remit BY p O..
Oriar- Registered Letter. or Dr4t--
Wa-eL tla label ou your paper, and see that vour
era--- l- right Il nor correct send the money 10
laAa 81 ~s- or notify us OF error by postal card
RaIe~ Of Advertising made known on appIica-
rza-- A.l cats must have metal BODY.
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P SHIELDS.
CAEPESTEB AND JOINER. BARTON, Vt
= Af~--l~tAetlou guaranteed ID every respect Is
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j. y. WEBSTER.

JOSIAH 4. PEARSON.
DESTI~T, BARTON, VI. OFFICE IN
1tJFeu'~ B-oez- 16-l
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OHAELES GRAVES. special Agent for Con
-.-----.- .-l.r-- Ii. Insuralee Co. Baron VI.
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THIS PAPER =. FFE Ee@slz = oos ss..RsEsss m
AdvsrrEans Bureaa u0sprnes ~ nisT NV YORR.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

u AETJN NATIONAL BANK. BUSINESS
lO4lnGr- from 8, -u-- 20 l. Il- From 20 !, ?.
AMoEE DAyI-oS, Pre>'r, H b DEwEY,
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caPrAIn,s FoRTUNATE pI-corERY

Capt Coleman. schr NesEnouth plying between
Atlantic City and y i =. had been troEbled vita :
cough 80 that be vas unable % sleep and IN
dueed 70 try Dr. kings New Discovery for Con
sumption Il not only gave him instant relief, bur
alIaTed the extreme SORENESS in his breast His
children were similarly affected and single dose
had the sarne happy eject Or. asBg's Sew Die
eorery j. nos the standard rsHedy in the Coleman
household and on board the schooner
Free trial bottles of this Standard Kennedy At Il.
/ G. Pisreess Drug Store
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Ayers Cherry PectOraI,

Dr. J. G. Aver < Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81: SIX bottles, s..
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The favorite hymn Of the pious cleo
trician I'm going home TO dynomo. =
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E!I'IiIEgII|TII51'I|I
:. :
A REMEDY Is AT LAST
FOUND

To prevent Apoplexy, cure Paralysis, Rheu'
Inatisrn. Heart DiseaSe. Angina PEI oris,
Chronic Bronchitis. Liver Complaint Dys-
pepsia. sc. sc. II suffering from the follow
fnp svrnrl-O-ns z remedy Is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-22

War, pestilence and famine destroy
countless thousands But indigestion,
dyspepsia, arrangement of the liver
and stomach are powerful foes TO tie
human race. Morris Cascarine will
defeat their ravages.
Imported Krout, new Louisiana
syrup, mackerel, pickles, evaporated
fruits, etc. Craddock's Ervay Street
Grocery.
il. Williams, The Old Druggist
for everything in the line, sos Main
street.
j. L. Williams, sos Main street
Eupion Oil, Lubricating Oils, etc
Silver King yeast powders at A. Z. Ecu.
che's, Sc4 Main street.
Elder G. M. Wilmith ofthe Christian
Church, and Rev. w. A. FARRELL ofthe
Baptist Church have gone to kellar
10 debate doctirnal differences. The
joint discussion win be extended over
four days.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifes: II can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One mas took six bottles, and
was cured of BbcumatisEi of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, Druggist
Belleville, Ohio, afiirms: "The best
selling medicine have ever handled
in my 20 years experience is Electric
Bitters." Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the YER
dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases of the Liver. Kid
neys or blood. Only half dollar .
bottle, at w. II Howell q Broa drug
store
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CITATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
county-Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded, that BY
L making publication OF this citation In
some newspaper, published In the county
of Dallas, for four consecutive weeks. pre-
yious to the return day hereof, you summon
q, G. Bowen who Is q non resident OF the
State of Texas, TO be and appear before the
District Court, TO be holden In and Tor the
county oil Dallas at the courthouse thereon,
in The city OF Dallas, on the second Monday
In December next, then and there 10 an
swer to the petition OF Annie v. Bowen
fled in said court on the Sth day OF Novem-
Der, 1887, against the said G. g.. Bowen,
and alleging In substance AZ follows To-
wit:
That plaintiff and defendant were mar
rled April 21st, 1889. That defendant soon
after their said marriage began course OF
unkind, harsh and negleetful conduct tc-
wards plainsiff, and that on or about DC
tober LIST. 1884 defendant abandoned plain
tilt and has continued TO remain away from
her and failed TO support her. Prays judge
meut for divorce, custody Of minor child
Geraldine, costs OF suit, etc etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon, showing how yeu have ex-
ecuted the same.
Witness, II. w. Jones, clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Dallas county Texas. Given
under nv hand and seal Of said court at OIL
fee in city Of Dallas. this the 9Th day OF
November, A. d. 1es7. ,,
Clerk District Court, Dallas 20.
Ills. By j. II. Stewart
Deputy
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CITATION.
STATE OF TEXAS.

STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County-Greetlng
YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
L That by making publ cation Of this Ci
tation in some newspaper, published In Tue
Counyy of Dallas, for four consecutive
weeks. previous TO the return day hereof,
you slmnon Lou Ann Brown. who 10
nonresident of the State Of Texas, to be
and appear before the District Court, to be
holden IN and for the County Of Dallas, at
the co Jrt1ouse thereof in the city Of Dallas
on Che I'd Monday in December next, then
ard there to answerto the Petition OF q. ID.
Brown, fled in said Court on the 9th day
of Octobe. 1887, against the said Lou
Ann Brown and alleging In substance as
THAI Plaintiff and Defendant were le-
gally married on March 1st, 1888, and that
GU August IL, 1888, Defendant abandoned,
Plaintiff and continued to remain away
ii ON Plaintiff with the intention Of aban-
donment. WI erefore Plaintiff prays judge
melt for divorce, &C., &c.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with your
return thereon. showing how you have ex-
ecu.ed same.
Witness, Ii. w. Jones, clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Dallas county, Texas. Given
under my hand and seal oil said court oil Of
ice in the city of Dallas, this the 18th day
OF October, A. d. 1887.
( Clerk District Court pallas Co
LIS. BY j. Il. STEWART.
l-J Deputy.
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RECORDERS Court.

The recorder had the following be-
fore him this morning:
Two cases OF intoxication; fined
one $3, the othor So.
G. 8. Sherley, for leaving team I'M
guarded, fined So.
Adolph Jelge, assault and battery,
dismissed.
John Scott, vagrancy transferred.
Charles Ellis, disturbing the peace,
dismissed.
Jerry Morrison, aggravated assault
and battery, transferred.
Henry Rushes, carrying pistol,
transferred.
Charles Bohney, violating Sunday
law, discharged.
AL Coreless, for obstructing street,
motion for new trial Overruled.